Brp Submount W Scotts Stabilizer - Higway Dirtbikes Guards- Asv Levers

I just recently installed BRP's submount with a scotts stabilizer. The installed was pretty good however you will most likely have to do a small bit of filing around the head of the bike.





Then I added Highway's Dirtbike's handguards and mirrors.

This is the basic bar mount. It is pretty plain and I'm hoping to get it swapped out for the old style in black. I will post that photo when I get it. Since I used the BRP submount, I didn't have to purchase lower bar mounts. I did have to get the 93mm x 40mm top clamp to fit though.

I ordered 2 mirrors just because.

One thing I did do was install 5/16" electrical grommets behind the mirror's. I did this especially on the left side mirror. I couldn't get it to rotate pointing up as much as I needed. I did rotate the bars a bit more and that helped. I also found that by installing the grommets, it would help dampen out some of the vibrations the mirrors have, not all but some.




I also installed a set of ASV folding levers. I ordered them individually for the "Brembo" components. I ordered from Rocky mountainatv for a KTM mc. The front brake was a BHF32 and the clutch was a CHF-33 (1258390004 & 1258420002 RMATV part numbers) double check these numbers. I had emailed RMATV before I ordered. The fit was good, but i haven't fully decided that I like them as much as I did on my honda 250x. I was hoping I could get the clutch a bit closer to the bar so I didn't have to reach as far. But I guess I don't have to worry about breaking them though.